The Sun. — London, England, 1810-05-23 00:00:00

= . _ • .i : 1 1 , *`; re , , , . ) i i ;• , •, - ; ( ..;• . , , 7'n t‘0".03 was.:Alviated . tl ,, suri - 4- ;' , MARIITH IN'SIIRANCE COMPANY. • - -- i I.': , •,!)•:,,,,. lox !.:•• L ., ~..1!-,t4ii "1;114.-vi:...ii conl, ! i no ir!iw s er The Report pf the Coilitrittee on the Marine In ': - ...i. .- .., . ... :: •.i, :..,.:... if !, 1i c", , ,1d be thogh 6t : surance'llaViin. been entered as read, fi .1. t -... i - '. ' '., '-•!,,::... , ;_t l ,loorag,..d tie Alr:trican , Mt. A. BARIN - 6-'entdrd into a, detail of .the hi,- 1r .,- t.:•:. ,! pi', t r -; , c,.. 1, - , ~1 . ..; . .' toty.of Marine Insurance.' Formerly Marine In- Sir T. Turrt;:, , ! ..!id, 1.11:1 ~ .;il, " !- ,-. !spect to the af- i surtintes' were tu, , td , 2l 'by ind,v;dtklls,; but in the' fairs of t'oe i !,,i.,! Coo:papy, !ii 11,,use was 110 W as : reign of Georoe I. two Chnlers`were granted, one mneh.in the flail; as ,-.2,,-. 1 -. '...-1.- yinhl 1;ot but oh- ;to the Royal, Exchange. Insurance Company, the ,&:.!rve that ti!e cbi,sta;.! ~ v 2‘._; `eirtte , nen met . a mo- i oth e r t o t h e Iptidon Assuruce Company for Ma .- _•. • ..-., I'ol' for t-,','„i't! ', '''',•• ;-).- ''. l, '"t 2 , for '- 1 '. , c. 1-5 . •• : . ! rine' Insurances; 'on the pka - that great inconve- Ikir. Ge ANT e. , , 1:-,r,•:' 1, nienee , and loss were sustained by the Public in eon ' Sir .1. .A.NsT'. :. , i..,iii, . r .. , ,it . that clic innoiry into .sequence of- insuring- with individuals.' The coin thy; priv.lte. 1.. ....: ~,,,. - ~ ~ i,:s' :1(, M ins e tern ! inated.--, , panie.,_, hOwever, bad only a capital ,of 600,6001. Wii , ...., f e rep,,, , t ~,,,, ..., a ;itit it, <.t ill by tOtnid to ''' Which was:' - wbolly indeqUale to 'geoerat accomnio , be of shore iii0,:., ,, „ 1 ,;:„.., ~:,,1 1) 11 1 e. Ho t po is• aware. t dation, espeeial4-as - they so?in added to their origin- Tir ic ,C,,, lfl y. 1 ::: (: . II ..,,,!, 110• 7 y411.tc,11 !hay llare,to -al plan Insurance of itves_and hoot tire. Not only , pay for i;.. •-,,,', .:1.: , c ! , :q1 0 , .. 1 ,vi'l be tout 0.44.1 d. at the rneirop'4l.iS 'lll - fer from this .exclusive .privi . t ; .- e tra o e is -1•,,.ei, tc, u,;4, - r 2 ,•,•:teh fetters cost tlir c , ; lege oranted . to the LWO Compani.t..,s, but the out- Cooffpany , ~ o u,oool. - - . 0 ' ... ... ports xvere also , very much 'illy:red. To - shew the I) i, ; w ~,,. la a...!. -- .;llo'sve . '.` 'front- i 11:. co'Opyr, Mr. P„ . tot a l i n signific atKe o f 'the business of .tflette Corn , Nl9.E4e, -ati4 ::\ll7 t i re:lc:l , 2, g-ast, vv.: en a di s i,i on waS ' p a t is , CoMPared vilth :he buSitni:ss transacted by in ... 114 ler, titer- al pear,-,1-- ; , , { dividull tinderwliters, li"ti- need only state the fa a, For the Alotjam - -- - - - , that t 6 Cotnpa,i'es didbut lour parts:out of a 111 - i Againbt it_ - .- drtd of •the vv.hole of tbe'olarina insurances eflatecl. In the alt incorporating them, there was a elluse ASSESSED TAXES. ,- 1 which declared 'that Parilameht should, it they , . TheCHANCEI.Lati or`the, ExcitE.av Eft called the - 1 . thought pro Per, resume o , e - right vsted in 'those 'att•?winti of the 1--10_1&e to'llie provisions he intended CoMpanies ' within 31 jteats, on tepay,nent of the to: - iking in the, Bill telativeto i‘..s ssod Taxes, which '- Money given for their charters; and after . that he . wad now abcut to -- tiornit. 1.10 proposed that ' Peiidd, •-- , ithoul any such ,repat.inent; .".1:, - those zit)" as , esslr:sliou! , ..l Pot be ahowel to convert/an al-, charter's should be considered i,ortful and incon ler ition,ill ~tax in:a a surehirge,an that W u henet: venient to khe Public. l `• After arguing ,:t - co ,, sider- . any *,-Iltetation - w.is to be wade, sullicient. notice al , le length to Prov•e'tbradvantage`whieli the eonn gbonla be', tin, .as hy thii meals et4l - 'y error would . try•would fferive from :he estihl'shmerit of a Ma 'be nreverve..l. --H..e hkewi.,e proposed that in an'ap- rifle Itrk - trance Coinpany With r.ti ex!ensive'eapnal, :peal before the -C , .tuinissioners, unless a fraudulent ~ the I - in. Gen tjern , :n conchidect by 'moving, that the intention . was piov t d,- no double duties should be. 1 House gli!ould re-olve itself into a Cotunintre on the eliaroed.:and_that alt the power •ot the C.,mmission, i, ,r , :. : p ,, rithat Ithdj.—st ! - een ent,red - as re.ad ; (fed:it-Mg ers should rest, ;n. discharging fi oth employment; :• h to be lIIS ititenic,:i L. that Committee, m proi.o,e He moved, << That leave -511onid be given, tO bring . that' the eltairluan be instructed to ,stivo. 101 -, te' , :e , its a Bill, foe the regulotion of ihe manner of inak- „, tiii bring in a Bili to "Ives' so mucti of di. A, t at ing - gurcharge4 ot) ti,e ,Assessed Taxes." r : i 60.1 of George 1. ay g,il eto the "loyal Exchan g - I . ,.. - .....qtttr a te‘v words. !row Mr; J. SmlTtr, - , i surance and the :1., , r4d.,.;n A,surance Co.opillivs . Mr. GitENFE'LL f.1), , -..rvecl.that it was not sufficient - '" right of underwriting_ polict-..:s on',Marilie Insdratice . , incase of ertut to mulct tire prOfitg of the Inspecio-r, ; to'the ekclusiun of.. all '..iher-partnerships .;11'c1 !,,,- -it.'wOuld b,7 it : o e ssay to s,vere the public trout:sot- ; cielit , . -- ,c - hcirges, widi_uti affecting its profits. - Mr. IVIARRYATT opposea flip motion. -2 4 64 M Q con• „,,,,, founde, in Mr: W: Sitt ITIf bedeved . -t hat , the subject hit -I-ties- tended that the report, so far front I,el I at i ev , -,oonce, Iva? in direct cu trad , etitkr to et i..e ice. tints wouid neVer obtain 'effectual 'red ,, se, by apply- The present systein kit- und-rwriting ~ ...•as* established itig the .loc Oilice';.. all must.know t u ra the Colle t - 1 by the: wisdo•in of our ancestors ; it was fully ade tors Yet the -revenue look fa - vourably cut. those who ' (plate . to every purl) -e ,r gen.ral accomtuodation bring then most money. He Was astarrisl,ed to an!: '-e could - not consent - . to ilblnd4 , ll it 'at the, in find 41- I ;it,:afte.- all t it.e ex ! ;e t ices i t iburre t lbv . S u r ve y- - . stance of those ',‘ ho -1-rad an inie-rett in• its destruc ,or,s and tr. i,i : -r °titters, the AN hole lin 101 nt of the ,ur- ' eltar g' esTrorn ti :e report of the'rfa,( Orlice to he only. tion. IVV. PrIDBERT stoke it-, faf•our of the motion. of ~,3 ter I 36.0n01in the acealp:7f v . ,u+rlie ex p . a s"um•so - tiirng, that it Was a eb-liture: uteri,. - dro , p - , 11fli . GRENi'EL. I. oppo , tyd it, riot from any personal v btu becaus ,e i , Aight - the measure could A Member whose time , L , ,-.-! couid not learn;stat., :, felli4g, o ifib be benefit ',,: - . It-2 Public. • ed,-th i - iri are district 'Of Lo_rkShire there Were 700 not surelirges. ' -' ' - ~ , 'l.iie•Ca'ANO - Etpuir of the EXCIIEQUER understood, the CharteT to bz.s' stich, that thouid it become pe •. Mr. STEPHEN thouy,ht that there could be no cuharly inconvenient .16 the, Public,. his • Majesty better retiled.- proposer; fir surehargeg,- the abustS wou,d It ive a 'tight to :Lv , .ke it. • 'This he tii,..q.ghr ' ofW.LiCi , . werevery.extentiive, thanthat'Of his Right the Coroparty ought to consider the r n.s e lve, and Hol..Friend. They were injariouto 'file populati - - NVllt:tii•fr;',,ricTe - r - cerlain curet] rnstancec , that - tiley had ty ot ,oe Gove:tinwitt It .. as proper to Prevent• , - -,- , . -• , not L'ette'r snibinit to cas=e'their priViL'gr!sc.urtoleLl,' err,:r uto prom trom oetno - synonicnoes. titan hate th-ir Char,ter revoketi; as Alight be the ist4t - IIhAND 'suggested le propriety of this ques- '' consecveoce of an application to - the, 'Ci o ~ t n. He . tion bting - *tirought under.-the 'topSideration of a %• . - ._ , _, . was not-liveise to , r% Bill 'being bi - Oticritt in, hut he', Jxtry. • - • , . Ali. 13A.sTArtn• 'thought that . the s - -;hjecf • r i-iiii it - ' wish (1- time to he given to the Cool any to inquire tirti;tite nature of -their ,Charter, rind d„Xermine on bedeci , led hi.anappe.,l zit' law, without bringing it -- of cotiduF) the wont] putstre. _tfufler the consideration bt GoVerrikient. -'- - - . tir ,,, tine Mr. ADAII, - -thought a (116 ,ton might be spired, . t TS NI LN: t 1,A.1 r ji t 1 r 1 prO rind - r i;:it initlf;ra hArt; the and !frit a rilill•ringrit. be - -allowed to Are brought -1, - ). . pw.cer of - pl , ;,•ritts; in 'accidental circumstances, but ' , . - Mr. Ahart•YATT withdrew hi s apposition, a nd' that d. - ,1 mer; have not. ' Coo' cured to refer OW subjecttoa Cou'imittee Of the The Cli AN E*L'l,oll.' of the EXCE;EQ.UER *aid, that ' evhen landlords would remit tht - Ar rents, then GO- whole House. - . - ' - . . • : -.1.! c rep or t . the n w en t - t h roug h a C omm i ttee, t h e veronientwroild remit itrduties.—The grei,t objet ' report of 'which was brought i.rp;and ,agreed to, and of the B , lis Was - to collect -- the revenite as easily lis'. a•Bill- ordered atcorclin2lY. ,' po-sible. -It waS the duty o` tree House to proteCt • The House adjourned at One O'Ch , ck this morn le who were ii• the oljpexieus -situation (if 01- , it li f , i iir,,y . .• - ' • . . . , .. . in'g. it C. Pori and General , made a few ob servAlions, queFrtitm was put, and leave isIH111,), given to bring in the Bill. On Thursday, at North-End, the Lady of, john Vivian, Esq. ota son. On ;the tBth inst. the Lady of G - . E. Bower, Esq. of 'a Daughter. - .0n the . 2.2th inst.-at Gloucester place; New-read, the Lady ot rhomas Je.ins, Esq. of a Daughte,r. . . At Binstrd,' Surrey, the Lady'at:..W. Williams, Esq. of a Daughter. ARMY. • General LOFT, .after naffing to the lioutie va ,rie.ty of documents explanatory oT he P:it' of Of - 4-- cers in the Anny, from, 1554 to the present time, rnovd, " thAl-ave should be: gi , .en to I , ring in a Bill to te. r e r il so much of the 43d, .45th, and 46th A.eis of his present Majt-stf . , - as resi.ed the payment of o:ficers in tf i le Army, NaLy,. and Marines, ,as also .Officers oultalf- pay, ',and WidoWs' Pensiors." Mr. J. smrru cqt the'peCt:li,tr hardships of Officers,' w hose pay was tOriu".e.tly 4tiluence :o what it 1.3 now, He was :confident that lonour was the only military iuolite, Le releEn. : %l any . other prtitvi- Ole. He expresse•l ins high estimation for the din , ratter of the Chanc.-lior of the . Eicheqn,:r, and said, it was with •he greatest reluaance n:, gay.; any neon .for yi,inution of the iititlie'tvenue. Lorhl rigi.NERsToNT brie the inost tinit)lt; t.;=!.stimony, to the, merits, pt the Pilie:vs'both of the arn - iy - and rot' the navy,' •:vho - kt_ere rol tupre . . . .deS:'%i .41AoRiP,D. On Saturday evening, by special license, at Northurnber. land• House.,. ov the lion. and Rev.. Mr, l'erc, Lord lames Murr.t, secona soo' of the 1).,,ke of Athol}, to Lady Emily Perc‘, youngest d oghter of the 134 e of 'Northumberland. saine.,...day,.•Nir: George •ItiOhaids, of Birmingham, , to Miss Chippingtllll, daughter -of,. Mr, •Chippingdall, .of Soho,- pear that plai;e, and,!ve of Salisbury- place. On Monday; by ; - pecial !te(nse, at 'SC George's' Church, HanoVer-square, the Nlarq'tis of Ely,. to -the Haft. Miss D.kshwood, eldest daughter of Sir-Ilenry ,Daslivvoud, Bart. of Kiiiiington Park, o.xtordshire. . Yesterday - se nnighOt Id wbCrry; in the County of Cork, jOs. 1-1. Barry, Esq. Barn A•2l - at Law, of Clida, -in the said County, to Miss O'Grady, (blighter of.the late i)arby O'Gra clyi:Esq. of. noutit iospect, in that County, and sister to the Right 1.1 ;n. the Lord Chief B..:01i, 'Orf the`igth Ixlt, Alexander Cameron; Esq. fide'!_ phi; Aberdeen, to MisS Ann London, 'of•Piceadiily, Lon don. ' • / for the,i! I) iili..out services 11l butte, titan - for tly.),e .._ i3accill'7t:!ri of a nothre .Ic ,- s alit 't hu! i,b( it._:,;; ,A - : -• Dikp. vah tat , eolls.. to tip: it cot:miry. The :Mttasii•.ti It owet c - i - ! ' - - ' - • : - On Wednesday 'the siE;..i inst.• greatly regretted, at /Len 13rop'osecl., i',)y the llori.Getieral %vas ilip. ,- IC:iicibte • !4 • , '' , - haw, in ktitt, the ReV.,Maufiee Lloyd, aged 46, many years .y,' •oilld" hi! tatitati.tiont to a , vit flat repeat of -the tax : ~Vicar of that P.,trislt, i s,:if, arid, therefore if it shot - J(1 he deemed ex - pe- i , . -*AI . EweirGr.ive, after lingering illness,'Henry, these -.i• . ,- ✓ .1 - tt i,: ,, ta,, I i ~ -re re.iet to (he int.lividtal -, ; in tfuestion, it i- curl i ; sc) P orriwtl„ll,3,s, i l t ?' l c N id e!tv E C q a . Nienclish - -st . reet, Simon Fraser, '„li sattirday 0'. , ..5t l o.: (lone 171'smie other 1 - ...anner. 1 Esm id the 84.t.h yea of hit age. ' • ' .1.- i - • - t i c t y . te , t• 1 i.,,,,, f ro ., ~ ,1 at,,l„, t , thts(intiay IlltYi'tlinA last, at Ids house in Mile-End-road, ' ' .' L ''' 1 1 U "' '"" . 6 i ' "L.7,', the 6 *'d aNI Th Newell, late f h h . • i • ~• tr• 0 Kris ti -the 4t__,- or Queen's , 0t,1;. , 1* i,ii._', 1 i.,ii it if t liii: stnait -pittance, ..tt Iticn i 4 4,6 14 : 400 , 0 : i:L . .4 , liiry :tlt), d hi ;11. t . , - 1 - lie Same day, suddenly, Marianne Catherine, only child ... - S•i t C.'l s ,"fl.,lf. also suplaorfed .the recessity of im:- ! ofTham.s carvick, I;sq. of Beaumont-street, , i YeSterday, at the house of r. ,in Fenchurch-strect, rot w i g tile attnatiun of hav;.:l and military officers. i Mrs!. Sharp, reliei of William Sharp, Esq. of :Ramey, After- a few vt , orels, : from Mr. Wo.itbread, Mr. 1 a• rilt s • -• .t. , The' same day, in Southampton-place, New-road, Mr. C•, - ok etc, and Mr.: ,132siard, :General Loft agreed t 9 i THugh Wiisou, - 91 Cluslelfurst, in K: -„t, EngraVer, brother .Willidra' , l , 7 his t motion, , ... • of Itlicl.wlis.ott, of the Stereotype- i) lice. On tliii'aStli ult - at Shrewsbury', Mr. joFeph Littler, late A conversation ensued With respEt to the ar . ! - oiNortbik- - street - , strand: • - , rangetnent of tarious J - notionq t.mdthotices of :rn,)... ! - Ott the Bi.h inst.-Mr. Daniel Walker, well kii&wn for his tior.E.. The Cohaitltted on th e m ar i i i e R iy .,,,off ic ,. ! .1 taste 111 music and rhu , sical.ihstr , umeitts. • t - i On Saturday k>nrit g lit, at Castleconnell, near Limerick; Mil ' . \\ r-1.4 fl:i , ed 14 r - to7rnor"Tow -e might Oho 30 - 111 • of . tht; - scarlerina, a malady often fatal to young'cliildren, I,..cif_fm:) fl , e atutibu (e 'fr, i‘lethb.„lr respe.:-.th l g. the - ii , l4stcx, - lOn Burdett, aged six,' and Master William Burdett, D rej i t ,a Ath r.. i rd i, y lb, : t h e , t •, /nie d ay, „j ut Ai ember agoi three years, both sons of Sir William liiildett, Bart. Lately, in tne Parisi., of Keig, Aherdeensime, Petcr An ' 'I . ' *.q•qi dec.l9lng ills Itention%on Ttitystlay tb state his tfer.Son,' aged tis years, having lived' in three centuries: -He . (...%;:ie.O . lotis in detail to thw.Biii - for - appropriating - the was first married in the 95th year of his age, and had four ~ I s: c hildren, vat i c of whom, with their mother, are now alive. :gilt pins o. :ire Adria,- ctatie, 01. I - 08 to the payttleht ' fie retuned his mental facul ties, and even his bodily Strength, i.' the e-ilLtrges On the loan for tilt) current year. Mr. till within a short-time of his death, and was a very 'tall, 1 iankes.. I ikevti•ls..: fixai • itis motion •respe...iing - - I be straight,' tuut, well-made man, hi; acquaintntices observ ''“, rd Re ,ort of the Committee of Finance f - ing, tiat-they , knew no difrere.nce in: kis 'appearance for the ,-• last sixty 'years. he gamed his livelihood chiefly as a tra , .1.....,,,5day. • ~ N veiling chap man ; old boc.::., were his staple commodity. • MEMZEn REI'URNSI) 7O SZEVE, IN • 'PA . • . . c,6 0 ,i y. . 0 f C; louce t er. . - 7 , , , WilLizi,m..Fitgharclinge 4.3erkeiey, .coitialoa;!,, , - ca',led Viscount • .I)ursiiti% lii - tlit.l- roam orthe_i-1011. C.;a6el.*:._(.::',.:itijci berkr, 0, 4 , w h o be.,,,:,;ccelite t i Ow Cliir,:in iltindftds. B .41 , 1 K LT SUPERSED LY).. . . _. . -Henry 111ew, Of Newport, 1.-.4,:.'.. of W - . 611,,. eoeoty.of South aMpton, - shopkeeper. " - - - -7 - . ~..., ~.., i" .i A NAV RUPTS . • - . . . , -", George Klugh, of CO . v:-..utry-strcet k .ne%! the Hay a. ntark 1., tCliddleselt., tailor, to aiorkender :'7la.:ir 2.6; ...f.:. a , ne, 29, at ci:.:- venr and i utv 3 a; ten,, at 'C.; atil,lll. A ttoi hies, ivii...sS/S-, ' ones ,:nd Rome, Covent-Card -4v, i'iturefr .7) aid. 01 - David -,ristie, :13,1e of •Britiltklti, Kik:in:Le, situ ..roper. -- 1`.1ay..2.4, '2.5, and. fuly 3 , ~ at izlv.2ll, ,at tne '13111, , :r siliV L F " 4 . .111,0, IZ,,.ai.ii!ii'.. Attorniea, 114 . Wilitalti ,Saiiitios . ., V....e.i. ~ i 11;, l3ert:sh.irt - -..; - or Mt. ilOhrf::s, of a.c 4 E lan.:c3. serest,., ' - 13edtrd- row , . LonclJn • Sattinei l'elax s late of . 7 &cwnhatn, C10nc....te,•: - ,li;rc, ' lin'.:o- draper, - f title ii, 7; and:July 3, ,:it e. even . , at, :h., '::'lists:, i "T-I - lart I tun, GlbUcesttr..At.tornk,g,',lll (.. , Ciiiir,./, ; i.x.11...,: , I- quer-Ofnee of Ple:as, Lineulit' tun, I..cntion ;,-, or ,vie: lA'. L;• - \Vara, .G totiecster., , . 'Will nit Taylor, of CV. fton, Lance , :nire, - inni.:,-, , ,,, - ..:, I, , ne ::* . • 5, and l'uty 3, at i:,:tven, at tithe :17,1,r 1,,,1, ,‘1.,... , ...:,.7..,:.:,:r. --iitternies, I\l;:.ssrs. CtleA)yre and ';‘, a... k .r, :,i....• :..i..,0.,: ; of • --Air, Ellis,. C batiedry„ I no . . London. s Tlio:nas Watliins, of 1 n .y;1,.. : , .... - ,..0.,....:, DevOisliire, ,av•_tr,.. keeper and vintner, ?.lcay. .3 , ', si; and ;my 3; Al c.t.: , :',.:',i, Uri the. Kill,g'S' AIMS, -.l'M:mouth. Alto! ilie,' .‘i , ~,r,„ 1.`,, :1.- liaml7atad Dark,',Pri . ;ces.street, Beiita . .:l rotv 0 1,0,“.i.yri i ut Akt. f e' cit)-Lozci ,1' 0' - 11:).:;.:-L)=1c..1.:. . - Roiii,p.id,,Nlixori .z . Lite et - Sunclealiv:sh, - (.7thribctn(l,' d c .., , ,,: r. in - Horses, I WI:: ,G, 7, and, July 3, or the t.:1" , /prit 'and. Mil re int),-Carlthlc. (It4:rni , .:s, , Alr. 13,,1.et`r, ti)nd, (ours; 14 al. ' I bn),k, Lond,:n ;or All .i. C•lol`,', C,A1' . 11:,!:!. . C/iatles Pnitt, of - Long a c re, &lnittLfs-,-..x., ii,auney_scriv e ,,er, 1 June 2,9, at tvvewe, and .1 illy 3, at (:;11,.., at: 4....ut10nai1.• i i i tr y,, , , e y, r,,L., 1'(.:;1;;1, LieapT-st - rccr, .:•1i:J..., i j,,,lni . y,,'., 11r; oi k,'1,1 1.-x4,-str::::17, .11, ~• ,, :,I ..3 , ..7!., ;,,,,or, MA,Y i , z 6, 1 tine 2, ;io. ( l i uiy 3, a: i'iVrii, a t i. it tidr. 1 , dies, Nlossl a. BOLi“itilou 4titi Els...a.liti•Liztlz 1:;i:11)-s1=et, 1 Ctie,tpsi. : 1 John 1.;,,,,•; - ,. of Shepton NL.rtiet, "Soirr!ep . ,tire innk.:.. , ;;-'l,. - lime 7, 8, and. !lily j; at on c , nt toe Ctirthtoptier Inn ~,tA ' 1 :, • I.avi_rn, 1 .1..0zz, Attornivj, ,lies: ,. .ts. Shepharct 411,1 ~,...tling; i . ton; lse,iforci. tow, 1..euo41011; or Air. R. 4. j.i, i - .i •l. 1 t lti.,nard Sto'rey, of . Clement's. lane, Landau, tailor,- May z!), June z, and I Idyl, at CitYCLI. at likl.ILI•lai:. Ationkey, - . Dlr. IV.'e. B,iiticu, , La,wnineQ-Poulathey - lane, - , cr.iUort - street. ' Charles' floyrand, late of Warrington, • Lancashire, dru.gisr, , ..., jnne LI, ai, a!1(1 1 nay 3, at On::; At...40e Uhl), I.,,vc.in. . •4-Lvatpu,i. ..itz...0•14._5, ,ir.- . 1% -01a , .:1•:4t,..,...k, Lvialui4 i of 'C. A. Prltt, 1...ivp001. _ . . • . Tlimias't. - -,•llett, of - U xfyrid, - iliitlcrlcsex, :.?C - ocer, lithe 2, ar - tlNelse," 9, ~,ronertinil July 3, at t , e140, at (~..utkinall,- • ' iitiotines, ia1..515,.. (...yide ;ilia :::Ull, lieLUOlll'aileC:l4 .1. , ,e4.• iGrat-ru iv,' LUliciLiit. * ',22/;"/Ii1:',\Z)S, lone. 2 Richard Morley, of Epsoin, Surrey, pork.„butelierr, -41•L,..veive, at -k... tii,cUtall, i.oi-Ac?!1. , • . . May 'ha. _ SVIIII..wi I'oi,, of Cil.rt)::-.G . Jr4icri.-stre,.!.t, Bei 1.1,10- ' - .they, 'Surrey', timper-trieic.nanr, - at 16% el ve, at G yidnat It l-wlitio:i. , • itiiie ij . . Saaio,4 Ford Dirrnin: , ,h lii, incicliant, at tweive. , at 1::L., :+.1,..,:...1,..•! - ....• i avcril I,i, :,,i,i . ,:i , :n. • • i t ,, 12 . W i ii• tatit 1, i - ; !rx i s \V abler, 0! Cli.til.irn, Kent, lol.:ft-• . tli•iper, at-1.- - n, at t.i.rticlliall, i.t.n.tun. 1 nne' l iz. ,C,NK,.;e ri. ! .1(,!:, ot• , .u4..!ipr-str:t.:t, C/14 - 04;.(2f,055,. Nlf:l4lesi:,.x,,wiiGl, at f:v,-;a. kiuiidwii. . • May 29. 'join' 1 :morn T:ni3,- Of" lisrretlec. l'on. - .l,,eyL lane,' Lon ,tiolt; li&cii•.,nt, at'ei,,, 4 , :.1 Guilt;:, IL : June as. ,laol:s ll,ktuii ilk.: c;,t....r, j•.:ll.'s ii , .:l;;Q:f !it': yo:v,••. , :l , of 5ai1.u,..1, 1....i.i1ciaa4 7 .1•::, I.•„ 1 .,..ol, at c:1.,,: ti ,t - :::.,, ..., Ail.- - CheSiCt. JUIN: 23.. J sines Got)!:, cif titkeol, • I , oktrig,glds.s.w. d 3l,;(:',C, ILLEWS, arty!!, an (..; wit.ol.:l i i , Lou:. •., . • CP.,)l'll - 7 , ";./: , ~..':. • : ... June la. ; Witiiiirn K.ltg, lac ~•: • ..H , ,,,'s•Suil.i, ,, ,r! , :, (...:1r) , ;14- Ler*. hue, 1,0nc10.1, cai)'.!•.;:t..., ~„... r. ' Joint Davis, nOw or i. 1!:. Of (.: . . a:-.i.:..*, Si. Geor,;.,:'s:ir; ilia . L..isi, A:l.alklivsex, 1i• , ,,,,/,•(t.,,,..]. jo . ,optl...LOiiti,/i) an..l C. ~::,,•,-.. L.. ~ X ,y..ton, ol Red, .1..h./.'r• bil,:ct, Spittal:... e . ~',..,,, .: , .,:.'....,i...:,..:‘, ,I;,/. , lobo (..:ex. , ,..,. oi rarourton.4,; ~ef., tatzroy.stiv a re, Midille-. cllea.,% ' `Ci , rse-healer. Ceor,. , ,e tlatrisore,,late of ;14arichester, merchant. jan,,, (.2nalliconi, ef 7.;riit , . : i, coritvo,r..er. • ' •• lc, em:.aii S;flith, liu‘l•' or late. iMirringn . thr. dealer it, lace. Tin.,:nas .I)avts, nt, Vtiolvethany ton, , bt.-tlf,..iz,i`poite, • iron .. inerver. Samu,:i Whittle tire yozwe , of S11 , 111111?-1 Salop, grocer and ‘llaatikr• • John lSoLichwzi••• '.".: Crevaerne, -„,s ,, :ncrsemhite, ;;nela-drarer• • j ~:„...;h1 C1i,,,14;1,., ~......;ry 'Sat:chin:4, and 101 l ii 1 , ad0 ,, , 4 , 4 ' AlatiL.:lC.: . te , C;iiii,: i :",I:nt,rs. YES TEICIIA V„ :Bank Strick, 264 IVays per' cent to( Irish 5 per Cant. 4 per tint 85 3 pot t ell:. krci 3 Per Cent. Cons g. 7t 7k.,3 lidnlz L. Ann; 18 9- I btlis lidia Stock, tSS t, pr. 4S. thmittfla, I impe , lll 3 pk:r CCIII. Oitto .111:1. - COO. tut- 14,\ lltiN : Printed by C ARE) (.; No. 4, Martlett-colry; Bow-street; and Pt:biished by WILLIAM A RMI(;E It 'SCIt PP_S, South .1Ylo; ton. reel , C At the Sur: . -01 , 1 , 10E, No. Strand. :where Advertisements, Orders for the raper, Letters for die Editor, &e. 4post-plid), rrunt 6-sadcircsd. BRITISH - REVIEW TilE LOWER WORLD; a, PoE.m. BY MR. PRATT. ft is rculiorly gratifying to find the , I)Juse_em ployed in endeavours to reline thekelings as wail as to. entertain the imagination, and we therefore notice the present. work - witti .pL.culietr _pleasure, as it relates to'a suojea interesting, to laumanilX, and highiyhonourable to the: national char Ater. The author of this Poem has been long admired for his talents, and, it slionlj be mentioned to his honour, that the whole of. 'lns' eery_ numerous ' productions have uniformly firmly tended to ptomote the cause of Morality, and to exercise the bust feelings of, the heart. The - flowing extraa from his preface:AA / Till best explain the, general . design - , and the poe.tical pas sages which folroW will" give a strong proof of :the animation which chatacilerizts the work altogether. " At a tiMe in Which the, Rights of I.‘laware so yigilantly warned, and .zealously contended for, it cannot be _an unfavourable moment to' inquirefinto rights which tot - tu the basis Of the PoeM especitilly as they are now bt9ught into spleum dis cussion by the two great 'AsSetnitties- if the Empite. But,' bad it not -bten•for the tatter circurnstinc-e, this would not Wye appeared an_anslncious period yet, hatever may b . e the Opre_ssiens of inun to thou iu the Ottilials of public itiairs,- or dis,ensions of pri vate iile—subjects wholly ire to the iircsetit question—tont''zbrutes have `their right4,_ and 'that til:Te should, ,be some" ryipm ot tytanni, al arid wanton , cruelties extrcis,d by man, 'Toni he attoilai adtni p-d bi the ju , tand ; „e., quits of ail -patties and by s.t per-tins the 4,,,t at any be thou,in bS , asonabk in it !kJ!, .ett tai as truth. _ of Shui);Y Oflt to , . cpmtuunity, the author haS to tier Ii s :leknuv,l:: galc.'„itS to 111... I,oble ur a 1311, the PLINCIPLE of hiLit, if" ear.. ied into ,era ..,ce, cannot - tali t; produce this 7ty:Jrnz, ~ n -I naving . thuit called .back .bis ttifention to the sub-, Although as,yjt the NUble Lord kr,ows ihin , , ; of the execution of the prese,t Isoein, - the Author. can, - with . coufidence, challenge hisappro- Lit i.. 11 of . the DEilGN,',beCatiSO it-mulled:au:ly coll..: 'teas v Lill is owl); and must necessarily rneot•ihe wis,h•oi every o,iier human being, .that duly.consi ders the great .2ind manifold acLantages which would aris_e_frotil passingahe Bill intse a law. Aut 4. Whether it tails,or succeeds, it cannot be a question, .that, .in . proportion - to- the diffusion of the pRINCLPLE_ 0;1. WhiLli it is-founded, ..I,vhet4er by the .Pulpit, the Senate, the- Press, - .the where a dramatic genius naight,• -surely, introduce it in contrasting humane and cruel-characters--and by every other theaint of publicity, it- will put, the hearer, reader, acid "spectator, upon serious andrgood thinking. Serious and good thouglits lead, na turally,, to good .and - seri,:us-aaions. The result Cannot but ill simile degree establish-that Law in the heart \Yhich will nsibly extend, its'infiuence to every thing ti ac and place " 711:6 Law RR 110itLD l'.liLier the genuine, unbought sympathies of nian." . * Lord Erskine. Our Readers will be ( , ra,ified with the foll Owing specitnen of descriptive' i)thos , • 'And ye. 3', \ , ,v11. `guarda generous'peeple's rights, Itt'witorn stioniv%:lSdom, 4yith strong power unites; Ye chosen guardians of a smiling land, , To w horn anempire delegates command ; • Patrons, prot:Aors of her arviul law, • . Itisa y . e to aid Compassicres'sacred, cause ; YOltr's of the fii4llcr orid, tae iti{;hest place, t Ah ! look with Pity, on a hapless lace, , ThrOwn on the rage or mercy of mankind, A towcr of .strengthln you they:yet may rind. .., • • Think that 3ou see the clesnlatedt hrong, COyer'd with stripes and many a bleeding wrong I - Think that you see th - e-stilipliants 'at yourfeer, Andhear the Rang-extorted rtinan and bleat ; • - Think you behold therii etingregating• round; -Dragging- their ruins near yOur-hafloty'd - grOund..• .Think that they riffs to you th' imploring eye, 1 1 The piteous look, - deep - Wound, and 14ercinecrY ; Vietiins of Wanton pride abd,deadly rage, '0 let them all your eloquence ; The hard of heart, a moral sense to teach, Image then gified with the powers of speech Think, that; in.velity, just l-leaV'n. bestows A human voice to tell inhuman woes ; Sublini'd awhile theit Nature to you'i o - \1714, Think that you hear them plead from Reason's throne ! Yet ah 1 .the sufferers need no aid of speech,, The bosom'd advocates of man to reach—, . Of man, whose form, ascending from•the - Shames not the awful 'image of his God,' , The light celestial beaming in his face, - • Ptotedor, patron of the bestial race! They ask not lengttien:d days, they ask not Eft!, All they could wish, to pass devoid of itrite; The little svatthycraving rni.n decreed, Jiro for his raiment and hiS food : thsy bleed Their hopes, their prayers, e'en were they granted Alas I how great to than, to Man how small !. * flle two (louses of Parliament. The Norri-iark prize. at Cambridge is this year adjudged to +ht.:Ay JEER:v.IY, B. A. of Trinity col lege,.far his-''..Essay on the Connec ion of IteligOti and. Learning." Yesterday tri4liam a journeyman tinker, was brought before.Mr.READ, at thj Public Office, Bow-street, upon a charge in which .mas ters and journeymen glioethakers, and the - public at large, are materially interested, viz.bttbstituting very bad leather for very good, given hide to make shoes, IS) . r Mr. Goatby, of Ruisseli:-•street, / COvent 7 gard: He was committed to the HouSe of- CorreCtion for I 4 days. It is ah contemplation to make a rail,road from 'Glasgow to Berwioc, - and •most of the Gentlemen through hoie estates it is. inteuded to carry- it, have declined any pecuniary cotnpensatiJ,n for the ground it will occupy. SW? A AIV6. • f •CRAvirseNo. MAY 20. Airi4ed=the Mary, frewis, i out ;Malta ; and the It:abella, Bagster, - Wow-Cadiz. Saited=the Frederick, Broder, far Rio jar;eiro. From lice LONDON G.-17,Ei r i4lay f 22, 181 U Commissions- in. the Buteshh, .1 .31 Lag %he bute:si, Rerocileot :;ig9e.tl by the Nice-Llep:ealht. To be Lieutenalit—Ensigi, Archibaki, M‘Lea, vice Stott, To be. tfisigns—Daniel Sttwart; Gclit. MfLe-a, pro. ' tztoted. Pines Dunckl f .A;t,zhii. . Coinntis;ion iii the Invt•ro,t7.s--shire. .It-i,siritent• of Mill: • tia,'.l.lgoed uy tIlt: Lord•Lielit,etw:lt., To be Captitin—Chatis‘l'llomas Gram - E; , -vit:e M Do,. . • • Connnissiens in tllc Local jBnect • by the Lord To be • Lienten,:int Ens:gn . in. vice 1.,,ved3 iroingred. , 11 - nsiAti tiucii vice stiy, proniutca ' 44" Isign Williiiti . ‘Viludb.y. vice Pe..l:, rzs , BneO. Tope Ensiga—Lblintliew Cent, ‘.c.,...‘t'..i6,,taff, pro? Commission's in the - Tastorn 13.:tta11..n of I)ors.tshire Luc:: - signed:by the Loid : To be Captains--I.ieufer,ant St'. Bar.,e Tiegt?invcll, vice Szaiining,. deceased:. Hinny I,Viiite • vic; iV lilts, resigned. • To be I.teutinants Read; vice Wilkins, re si'gne‘C hnsign-wifi. r:e resigpLii. La inoinuted. To Le linsigivi— Ed ward 1 toner, GeAt. vice Read, gte titotea. ibltn Uodwin, vice riarrisott, prolitotctl. cpuiwi s si nns i n tne, sinithern I.3.itt.d.toe of Pc.hbookialtitit, Lieutenant. 'Cabe tsq.. o , be Lnslgrts Isiley 'Jett, Lett. Edward' Pritchard, • Ue,.t. Coltimisions signed - by the. E . :QM lieut3nant of the Cotknty of E,4,c,x.. • . 2dßegirntot • To be En,iga .Aißiley, GeW. 34,4eziluent. To be captair,•-I..icwtcliala t.:ll<ott.; jo6elytt, vice jacksorw To b I..L•uterhaits —Ensign 'Wtrt. Ahrey 1.1 - axton. EnsigA Nlai tut Barion, vice lU6selyit, pj - olti;ced. • To be Ensl44l--Tboini4s '.l'hufnp:iunv - vtze puxr ,, n, promoted. C6turriiisiolis a giiel by the Lori Lk:ate:l4,li of the, County oi . Ist; or Tjottingintinftegia.:Ait vt 1..0. , ..741 , To be . l'oLows, 4.11. E§q,..vic4 . re. 4,igt - mt. • Rettorcl To be Captain— kien,rn Tnu.r:ds. Sharp, Esq. ' it. ATUM in the Gazette of the tzth'inst. For "Tames Weller; Gent. to be. Adjutant to the Ist Carmar. . • tlant:-..111f4 110713.1.5, Les!gbeq, lead 1s aieS tsq. late Captain in the z 3,1 Draij./oL4i to he ,kajutant; wi,tit the brevet rank of Crown- C . :7, - c, :day 22, :8 to. , f Sf , , i f .4' ~~. u~ FF` w * . , v I 'it I W; SI,